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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-04-27
Fashion Notes Tor Nav.

Hats are not quite as high, but bonncts
have not descended an inch.
Evening gowns for young ladies are lay
ishly trimmed with ribbons and bows.
Cuffs and collars of linen should only be
worn with tailor made costumes.
MOnograms for Underwear are cmbroid.
cred in long narrow letters on the left side.
A piece Of perfuncd card board or
leather placed in n writing box, or desk,
VIII perfume the paper very gratefully.
Wide sashcs or scarfs are still tied around
the waist, but they require II very slim
figure, for being SO wide they make the
waist look much larger than it really is.
Elaborate night dresses are made Of
spotted cambria, with tucks in front, and
a full coquillc of lace down the centre; the
neck and sleeves are also trimmed with lace
and ornamcntcd with bows of colorcd
ribbon.
Straw bonnets and hats arc trimmed with
bows of ribbon or lace plaitlngs, forming u
background to bouquet of small fairy
like velvet tulips in a variety of natural
colors, mixed with light foliage of grasses.
Velyeteen requires little or no trimming
~ ID lICIClOIG a. pcClllluTly economical
fabric for dresses aud costumes for both
ladies and children. 1t can be purchased
in all the different shades fashionable this
season.
Some OF the new hats have the crown
of fine straw, and the turned up brim lined
with coarse or fancy straw in the same
shade. The velvet flowers used upon bon.
nets are also used in trimming hats, but 10
a much smaller extent, and many stylish
models are Of velvet trimmed with ]guipurc
lace.
Mantelcts, with long squares or pointed
ends, are made of silkcn fabrics, and i'm
plain and bIoIchc woOlcns, the beaded or
namcnts arc the chief feature Of The mod
els, and these ure very handsome. Many
take the form of a plain yoke, others have
the yoke diYided in tabs. ending In taesels
or pendants, and raised rolls covered with
bcad.wnrk take the place Of a fat cpaulct
on the shoulder. ~ 0odeyS Lddy B0oE.
Gov. Larrabee has written n letter ON the
workings of prohibition in Iowa. In so
of the 80 counties the auti.liquor law is
rigidly enforced, and partially In the others.
lie says prohibition has greatly benefited
the State, and the only population lost Is
composed of confirmed rum sellers anil
drinkers.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-04-27
Like the TariT.
.~inproNising n Pipe.

Talking about ingenuity" said a drum.
mcr to a Chicago HcraM reporter, Il want
10 tell You what | saw last winter out West.
was in a train that was showed in for
three days The company sent us food,
but they didn't send any cigars, and the
train boys stock was exhausted the first
day. In the express car we found and
coniiscatcd n box of smoking tobacco, but
there wasn't n pipe on lie train. Among
The passengers was 4 Connecticut yankee
who was just dying for Il smoke. He got
ont in the snow and looked around for n
weed or something of that sort, which he
might use in makinga pipe, but couldn't
find 81 thing. I'm going to have a pipe,
anyhow he said. So ne took n lead pen,
ell, opened the wood, took out the lead,
and, placing the two strips together again,
wound them tightly with the tin foil which
came out of the packages of smoking to.
bacco, making them airtight. Then he
took an apple, followed a bowl out of it,
and had one of the incest pipes you ever
saw. If you don't believe il, make one for
yourself and try it."
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-04-27
BRIGIIT''S DISEASE.

lhnvc been q sufferer from kidney and
Bladder troubles for several years. |
have lately had what is termed Bright's
Disease, and have haL consider. hlcswcll-
ing OF my legs and shortncs, Of breath.
The urea has poisoned my blood also. |
secured and am using Oh. Is. b. Botanic
Blood Balm, and find it acts powerfully
and very quickly, and / am delighted
with its effects. | had previously used a
large quantity of various advertised rem
cdicS, and several eminent physicians
also waited on me, but T. Il. Is. stands
at the top. JOHN II. MARTINI.
Rock Creek, Ala, May l., 1886.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-04-27
TO Remove the Common WAR;.

1t is now fully established that the com.
mon wart, which is so unsightly, and often
proltfcrous on the hands and face, can be
easily removed by small doses of sulphate
of magncsia taken internally. VI. Colrat,
OF Lyons, has drawn attention to this ex,
traordinary fact. Several children treated
with three grains of Epson salts, morning
and evening, were promptly cured. VI.
Aubcrs, cites the case of a woman whose
lace was disiigurcd by these excrcscences
and who was cured ina month by a drachm
anda half of magncsia taken daily. An
other medical man reports n case Of large
warts which disappeared In n fortnight
fromthc daily administration of ten grains
of SALTS edtcdL Press.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-04-27
Wade Hampton Belief in Prayer.

The love and admiration in which he i,
held by the people Of this State are illus
irutcd in an incident related 10y General
Hampton VIXEN he WAS recovering from his
sickness.
II am certain he said, that my life
was saved by The fcrvcnl prayers of the
people Of South Carolina. | was at the
point of death and had lost all interest in
life, when ] received a letter from an old
Methodist minister, Il friend. telling me OF
the deep and dcyout petitions put mp for
my restoration to health by the Methodist
Tie letter closed by begging me 10 exercise
my will to live in response to the supplica.
tons Of the people OF the whole State, who
we're praying for me night and day in
every household. When / heard the letter
read | promised my sister that would
heed the kind, loving words Of The man Of
Cod, and arOusc my will TO live. That
night fell into a deep sleep and drcWncd
most wildly that was in 81 spacious room
IN which | was moved 90 all parts oil the
State, SO that ] met my assembled friends
everywhere. ! remember most distinctly
OF all old Beaufort, where ! had last been.
| saw immense asscmblagCs, and rs
looked upon them n grave parsonage ap.
preached me and touched Inc on the shout
der and said: These people are PRAYING
for you. Live Live, Jiyc,'' never
realized anything like it before. ltsccmcd
n vision. ! woke the next morning feeling
the life blood creeping through my veins.
| told my family that the crisis was passed
and that | should get hCtter.'-X. l.. IVhite
in tue lmertcaR Bagu2inc.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-04-27
ono of thc old boilors at the Georgia

,,O". U,uN Wv" ''HN," ~ ~ p0VtS"
ShetnlCoi WORKS, augusta, EXPLODED Mon
uay, hiHihg Il naciilnisI n"uie4 Goo' Dig
gers Az inc l5ihe OIL 'ne explosion uout
u'eh were SIanuln% near inc poher, a'l Oh
Hmo"' "''' h"''N'" "'"" " '' ''''"'
Whlc walking on the tracks OF the Bal'
timore ana ONO rallrond near EVcrSon'
"a, TWO ladleS-MrS. Gettemy ana MIS-
AhuerSOil-WctC struck by Il SIiitlhS Gu
Si!hG ana terribly mallgieu' me FORMER
dleu IN Il lew hours ana Mrs Anderson Is
fatally hurt.
Rudolph ~Schnaubelt has been heard
from. lie says ne ana not throw inc DNiho'
put intItnates Una ne Is sorry nc u,un |;
he is III Norway. ne WIZ 10 rciheillDG'e9
ms thc inuch.iooKeu lor tNh3rciiiSI ana al,
iegGI Dofno 'iro"er !" inc liayniaNcI Ilo'
IA IilcaEo'
The Ridcnour murder case. mt Winchcs.
ter, Virginia, has been concluded with Il
verdict OF guilty. For Intricate points of
law and number Of witnesses, this has
oeC1 t.o nios' ih'cLcS'lh& case, CNC.ept. that
W. NiwHIi'us, III me history OF virginia 5
cIchihal jurisprudence
Governor Church, Of Dakota. tells this
story: y year or so ago, when | was MAX
ing a journey into the Black Hills, the train
stopped in the prairie and looking on | saw
aSoIitary house. The conductor Glanced TO
come along and | asked who lived there.
'ihat, said he. is where Mr.-liveS and
prints his paper" There wasn't another
homSe "l'hlh loo mics
temporary orders have been made by
tne inter state CommiSsion suspcnding the
louTih section OF the Act, on The "pplica-
non OF the Foriolk and Southern Railroad
company, CINCINNATI, New Orleans and
/ cNaS railroad, rs 10 points south Of Ohio
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-04-27
There Shalt be- No Alps.

When Napoleon talked Of invading Italy
one Of his officers said: "But, sire, rcmcm-
Der the Alps To an ordinary man these
would nave seemed simply in u~nounta-
bic, but Napoleon r%csponded eagerly;
''Thcrc shall be no Alps" SO the famous
Simplon pass was made. Disease, like n
mountain, stands in the way of fame, for
tune and hOnorto many who by DR.. Picrcc's
Golden Medical Discovery" might be
healed and so tic mountain would disap.
pear. 1t is specific for all blood, chronic
lung and liver diseases, such as consump-
ton (Which is scrulfula of the lungcy, PIN
pies, %blotchcs, cruptions, tumors, swcllings,
fcver-sorcs and kindred complaints.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-04-27
4 Ncw Track Must be- Followed.
(Grccnvillc NcwsD

The numerous notices in the papers that
different places in the State arc cndcavor.
Ing To build cotton factories show IA healthy
and strong effort toward improvement.
The fossils who sit Micawb crlikc and wait
i"r something To turn up are being pushed
aside by the young and cntcrprising men
"Iio have had the scales torn from their
eyes by the depression in the country, and
ryaIlI" that some new track must be fol.
lowed besides the one that leads from the
farm 10 fine Store
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-04-27

The preliminary hearing in the post.
poncd Pan Handle railroad robbery cases
came up Wednesday morning, ia Pitts
burg, before Deputy Mayor Cripp. All
the prisoners waived preliminary examina-
ton and were held for trial at court. The
case will probably be tried during the pres.
cnt court term.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-04-27

All who desire nlll information about the
cause sud cure OF MOOD rni-On~. SClOfGlu ono
HCroiul0HS swull'ugS, IlCyr-, sores, hInrimu
tlSill, kidney complaints, ,ntoYrn, Cl,, can
irltrd HopE Of wonders. hllcd with no most
WONDERFUL and s~lurt!Ing proof ever before
KNOWN. Address, El.tub BALH co.,
At-MMLM IN
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-04-27
Abuse of Juries.
CNcwbcrry Hcrnldond News.

tNcwbcrry IIcraldand News.)
hti this abuse of iurics and charging
them with the failure to perform their duty
IS not calculated to make the Jury system
more efficient, nor TO make jurics any more
ready To convict. If il has any influence
1T all, il will he III the other direction.
Like the TRrif.
Carolina Spnrtan)
1t seems that the Interstate
bill does not work without friction. 1t is
nearly as u~nmanagcablc rs the tariff.
tNcwbcrry Herald and News)
You cannot make men moral by lcgisla.
ton and you might fiji up the statute book
with such laws and they would be of no
avail.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-04-27


Secretary Fairchild will o,tond ,,o ca,
houn monument nnyo;Iinn m: N"I
Secretary ThomnSon will nsaS nsSlstart
IN his absence.
In n sppech before tbo F;o,,. r.
London. Gladstone fnvorod n"Gno otuo IN
Parliament, on the ground ,ho %'j :; u.u VI
good for tho ]conntrS """ '""' "o"iu NC
The American Nowsroror p,,,i.,..,
Association hos ostobIiSPb""a3 uo,sncts
New York. James s NIn,ca,f of V ~" pn ~
falo Erpyess. is 70 mo in choroa' VI ~ II
Mo on1 49,
meeting for the nnrnoe" OF tnI;n v"'t |ia -"
towards the erection IF - no,i"MniS @,vpS
rioI 10 Mr. GIoGstnon VI " h"''"'"' i'eilo'
r,rI;na, C:,I
Pope in his decision in r, ,,"r = ,To y - wv, ho
OF Labor Tho Inrran iS oan ~ ~ ~
rood behaviour ON 10 ,n % ~ tTa "rr ."
na.~ a, i"i' u
Al ShdtP ,Shock oil earthquake mas Dccli
of Jersey rio trrmor nrncco1nJ from
west to, cnst No damn%o wos Jonc
no thro.,ora1 a,ri.o % oormnnor. :,
N;ir ~ W. 49, va 1851 .h 49,
matmu"hcg, VS. nms Occn "GclIco, ,Hc
shops omen only nine hours after MAY 1
and to pay men the present prices per hour
Tbo ~,broo. moe,od schooner Gao & N,,,.
from Roliimorn Ma Coz Ei'ania i"'tS
waC hInwn NV ,'"n, lGStor, >.
some unknown cause. Two of the crow
"trc MITCH
Inc charge that Parncllha somcthingto
o o~ u, III ~ : n'k murders IS gen
ycs, irotcJ INV nhe hlG'.fr VII Dc m
Com5"cnas - '''''''''cc Vi INC House OF
mI
10y a dynamite explosion, 30 miles from
| = NSN''' i'4"S'' ''ii'i
and tbroo ntharS rou'N, JoSGPh NclSihIn
Of tLnrn ,,or,om "'' Sc''o"siJ hu'l' thrcc
~. i,"S'
hytc,lohS nave occn resumed on Lord
h~nI"SuoWncS estates, Bricn and Kill
nriaSc Sai i9r oanada on Sunday to de
~, ''''I,''" "c COURSE
nc be!a"3rc House by Il vote of ID to
w. mas passed Il nigh license hill grading
I,luor llcenses from TloO Tor Wilmington
Gown 10 :|Vo LOT village ana county tav,
CiHS.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-04-27
PITTS ~CARMINATIVE!
F0R INFANTS ANn
TEETlIING CHILD EN-.

An instant relief for collie O f;infants.
Cures Dyscntcry, Diarrhma, Cholera
lntantum or any diseases of the stomach
and bowels. Makes the critical period
OF Tecthing safe and easy. Is a safe and
pleasant tonic. For sale by all druggists,
and for wholesale by HOWARD, Wn.LET
~ Co., Augusta, Gin.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-04-27
NEWS NOTES.
items OF Interest Gathered from Various
Quarters.

cancer of the tonguc.
President Eliot If uorro,1 :. 1hna
Sicily and Sonth"rn E,,rn "nn"N " uo'"S
H.. nNNI N"'oPo'
ohh ~; ltoaCh, me new Mayor OF Chi
c"so' mas oech formally installed IN Office.
The island of Guernsey was shaken by
an earthquake.
Three more constables have resiorod in
Ireland rather than take part in cvictions.
Agent Joyce is suing the N[orouis of
Clanricardc for $50. 900 damages for ihcl
Alexander NTitcbon p,osadon, &C. a..
Chicago, Milwaukee and st, Paul railroad
died in New York on Tuesday.
The fifteenth and last rornr,od ho,,o, ~
Tallahassee Stood. Perry Az Riox T"nro ~, n
blank /.
The Massachusetts TIouso -,
high license biiI to- ~ thipI ro mIi p"SSGV Ime
1SS =. - n 'HAN AS"NihS' ' otN'
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-04-27

DR.. Pierce's "Favorite Prescription" Is
everywhere acknowledged to be the stand.
ard remedy for female complaints aud
weaknesses. 1t Is sold by druggists.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-04-27

IL is said tlat bees AMI wasps will not
sting a person whose skin is smcared with
honey. This, of course, may be perfectly
true, butthc trouble with the blasted insects
is that they won't wait until a fellow can
smear himself.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-04-27
e,yI.SI:3 AVE- kKUNKONS,

from Il common Eslo1cb, or Eruption,
70 the worst Scrofula. Sais"
slim in short, III diseases caused by bad
blood are conquered by this powerful, puri,
IISSnnttii,%% 6Iccrs rapidly heal under it's be-
ni imiuSncc. Especially hNs It manifested
lis potency in curing Ecttcr, Rose sash,
uious sores and SWcllings, Hip
ioint BpiseasC, white SWeiIIngH,
GOitre, or Thick Meek, and enlarged
GLANDS. Send ten cents in stamps Tor u
Iargo treatise, with colorcd plates, on Skin
Diseases, or the samc amount for Il treatise
on SCrofulous Affections.
"StEEgE BLOOD rs TEGE LgEE.o
Thoroughly cleanse ~ by using DR.. PicrCc's
Iincstiom, "A fair skin, buOyant spir-
liz, and vital strength, will be established.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-04-27
iInrd Times.
(Orangcburg Times and Dcmocrat.)

Gcs. money is scarccl 1t is II wonder we
nave amy, when nearly every pound of la.
con, flour and lad is purchased outside of
The State, and so many of ourfarmcrs feed
their stock on Western corn and Northern
hay. Yes. times arc hard, But we send
10 lio.tpn for cabbage and potatoes, and TO
Norfolk for tutnips, and ii is no uncom,
anon Sight TO sec a ~wagOnfrom the country
Soin@ home loaded with provisions and
produce not Il single pound Of which is
raised in this State, No country or pco.
pie can truly thrive that sends abroad for
me articles that they can produce them.
snlNnS
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-04-27
gnNSUMP'TEDN,

which, Is Scrofula OF the lungs, is ar
vested and cured 10y this remedy, if taken be-
fore the last stages of the disease are reached.
From it's marvellous power over this terribly
fatal disease, when first offering this now
csicIratcd remedy to the public, DIR. PIERCE
Thought. seriously oI., calling it his Con.
sumption Gur"}" but abandoned that
from lis wonderful combination OF tonic, or
strcnr'hcn'n~, Alternative, on hlool-cl"anstng,
firs, ~ IuruiNird, not O'iv 10 II remedy for
CONSUMPTION, hut Tor ali Chronic Dis
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-04-27

Eight days, ii is said, are required to cut
a diamond; but after a young lady gets the
diamond II does moi take her more than
three days. to cut ali her poor acdIQintances.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-04-27
liver. L5.nnl. algd LNngs.

IF Won fool 1ull, d;o"sy, d"hilitatcd, have
soiiov, color oil skin, or yuilowi sh-brown spots
ON face or baty, ~, iucuJ headache or dizzi-
moss, uad td.tr in mouth, internal heat or
C'rlls, u]!toruntiuE with hot ilushCs, low spirits
and g!Gomy rrrrbuAinws, irregular appetite,
and. cuntni ton%m". you arc suffering from
Ei%cr, or "gsiiiouhucus." In many
cases only Part Of th"s" symptoms arc expo
riCnccd. As u remedy FOR all such cases,
USr. E~sicrrc'a GSOIGCn Medical Dis
CovCvy i" unsurpassed.
FOR weak RrUi&s,. Splitting or
E?io4d, ,nHrii,@~s 90 tsrcati,. ssrom;
Kindred affections, it l. ~ efficient remedy.
SOM nv DRUGGISTS. at $780,, or SIX
El3y"TgES FOR $500.
E,nd ten cents IN stamps FOR DR.. picrcc's
hook ON Consumption. Address,
u crt6'S DiNpcuSETy Medical Assoc
viatiOu, COB Main street, BUFFALO, N. Y.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-04-27
HO RADF lie |. DIS
I'D FEMALE
r { ULATOR

Most happily meets the demand OF the age for
monianh peculiar ar1lctionS. II Is a remedy for
WOMAN ONLY, and for one SPECIAL CLASS az
ner diseases: 1t Ia n Specific for certain diseased
CONDITIONS OF the womb, and no controls the Men.
hlIhal organs "a 10 regulate all arrangements and
Irregularities OF her Monthly Sickness. the pro.
pnetors claim for this Remedy no other medicaI
property IL ~ strictly q Vegetable Compound.
1h' Studled prescription OF n learned phyBIcIan
WHOSE s'cclalty was FEMALE DISEASES, and whose
lalhe pee inc cRvlable because of his succeas in
me treatment anu cnfe OF female complainta
SnneT!hg woman, 1t Will a,lieve you Of nearly ali
complaints peculiar to your sex.
For sale by drnggista. Write for book, uMeS.
'age 10 Woman" mailed free.
BHADFIELD REGULATOR Co., Atlanta, Ga
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-04-27

Superintendent DoK&lb Paupcr Home
Decatur, Ga, May 4, 1856.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-08-27
SYRACUSE.
IContinued nom f,rst paxe.l

taxing all capital, all machinery,
all productions, and setting up a
system of distribution and ex-
change. ! cannot, for one, ! will
not for one, 60 that way. On
that question there can be no COM
promise. We cannot 60 that way.
l have the highest personal regard
for many Socialists, and | hope
they will 60 our way, If not, they
can 90 theirs and we will 60 ours.
1t is far better for US to part COM
pany than to work together where
there would be a marked recrimi-
nations, mutual strife and mutual
weakness. There is one simple
question to be settled. 1t is a
plain, clear question of natural
rights"
Several county members favored
the Wakeman compromise in the
interest of harmony.
DR.. McGlynn opposed the SUBJ
stitute of Mr.. Wakeman.' He said:
mo man here desires harmony
more than |, but harmony without
union is simply futile. Parties
have to exist on a definite princi-
pie and platform. Now, while |
have heard a great deal about
these Socialistic gentlemen being
in favor of the same objects that
we are seeking. it does not appear
that they are in favor of the same
means that we regard as absolutely
important to reach those ends. 1t
is too late now to discuss a ques-
ton of this character. We would
look foolish to the people all over
the state who are watching us to
see if we will stand by our princi-
pies. The substitute has been
offered in a sense of justice, but it
is not in the interests of justice.
1t is gross injustice. The labor of
this committee, who worked the
whole night. should not be in vain,
and it is pity that we should
have lost so much time in going
over the same ground. We are
fighting over the absurd question
of whether the dog is to wag the
tail or the tail wag the dog. |
want to know whether | am the
dog or the tail, and do not pro-
pose, if | am the dog, to be wagged
by the tail
Victor A. Wilder, chairman of
the labor committee of Brooklyn,
joined in the opposition to the So
eialists. He said:
The Socialist platform and
principles are foreign to ours. We
might as we'll allow democrats or
republicans with us as Socialists.
So sure as we admit the Socialist
delegates, so sure do we go before
the country as Socialists. would
rather split the party"
The Wakeman compromise was
divided, and the vote was taken
on Block first, then on Boylan,
and last on the contested Social
lists. The vote on Block was close,
as he had not proclaimed himself
Socialist, and many delegates
doubted the expediency of putting
out a man because of Socialistic
tendencies and beliefs. After sew
eral unsuccessful attempts to read
the vote, the pure white lambs
were gotten on one side of the hall
and the Socialists and the COM
promisers on the other. Those in
favor of bouncing Block had 81 to
SO against. Hinton tried to talk
during the count and was sat on.
An objection was made to Georges
son voting but it was ruled out of
order.
The question of substituting the
minority report of the committee
on credentials was decided by an
aye and no vote, the ayes being
four to one. The majority report
was then adopted without a dis